From Numeris:
Top Programs – Total Canada
#16 MasterChef Canada – 1.594 million
#19 Motive – 1.456 million
#20 Murdoch Mysteries – 1.336 million
#26 Big Brother Canada – 1.198 million
From Numeris:
Top Programs – Total Canada
#16 MasterChef Canada – 1.594 million
#19 Motive – 1.456 million
#20 Murdoch Mysteries – 1.336 million
#26 Big Brother Canada – 1.198 million
Big Brother Canada, Global
One houseguest will win the coveted Power of Veto—the ability to veto a nominee up for eviction!
Remedy, Global – “Blood and Guts”
Zoe is blindsided when her mother shows up to Beth-H unannounced, just as she’s getting ready to start her shift. Zoe hasn’t heard from her in 20 years – and the more she learns about her mother, the better she understands why. Allen performs a heroic emergency procedure and saves a patient’s life, but must contend with the psychological aftermath. Griffin becomes overly involved when he tries to play matchmaker to a pair of love-struck teenagers.
Organic Panic, VisionTV
An organic revolution is taking place in homes and business around the world. Organic products account for over $64 billion dollars spent worldwide annually. But what does organic really mean? How can consumers make informed decisions and separate fact from ‘greenwashing’?
Blood, Sweat & Tools, Discovery – season premiere
Set in the iconic cottage country of Northern Ontario, BLOOD, SWEAT & TOOLS features duos of hapless handypersons performing all manner of home renovation challenges, from installing toilets and outdoor showers, to building gazebos and repairing roofs. The teams work to impress three experts – Rob Koci of Canadian Contractor magazine, fourth-generation tradesman and carpenter, Helder Brum, and power tool expert Hillary Manion – with Do It Yourself (DIY) home repair projects in a bid to be named “Most Improved.†The couples must perform these DIY tasks quickly and to exacting specifications. Then, following eight episodes of hammering it out to stay alive in the competition, the final decision is left up to Canada with viewers determining the winning couple LIVE during the season finale episode.
Remedy, Global – “Playing Doctor Conner”
Griffin and Zoe adapt to being roommates. While Griff porters around outpatient Jayne Baugher to her various appointments, Jayne dies unexpectedly while under Griff’s supervision, and he is required to answer to an inquiry underway to assess his (and Beth-H’s) liability. While Allen works to increase his efficiency in the ER, he is able to correctly diagnose a patient with a serious condition whom others have dismissed as merely an annoyance. Sandy Conner, on her first day back from maternity leave, locks horns with her strict new supervisor Jason.
Big Brother Canada, Global
One houseguest will win the coveted Power of Veto—the ability to veto a nominee up for eviction.
Tiny Plastic Men, Super Channel – “The Holiday Special”
To save time and money, Alexandra has taken every major holiday in the year and combined them into one company party. Everyone is excited for their favorite holiday, while Crad wants to use the festivities to finally make some headway with Alex. Will Crad get a New Year’s kiss or some Valentine’s romance, or will he just be an April Fool?
Masterchef Canada, CTV – “Wedding on the Waves”
The home cooks face their biggest team challenge yet: catering a beautiful Harbour Cruise wedding. They are tasked with creating stunning French-inspired canapés, appetizers, and main dishes for the bride, groom, and their wedding guests. Back in the MASTERCHEF CANADA kitchen, the losing team faces a Pressure Test that stars another French specialty – a technique-driven dessert that separates at least one home cook from their culinary dream.
Motive, CTV – “The Suicide Tree”
When an armored car robber drops dead in the middle of a heist, Detectives Angie Flynn (Kristin Lehman), Oscar Vega (Louis Ferreira), and Brian Lucas (Brendan Penny) follow the clues to an unassuming florist. The team comes together to support Dr. Rogers (Lauren Holly) after a security breach shakes her confidence.
Big Brother Canada, Global
The houseguests face Nomination in tonight’s episode of Big Brother Canada.
Young Drunk Punk, City – “Sound Judgement”
Determined to cure Ian’s (Tim Carlson) music snobbery, Shinky (Atticus Mitchell) puts him through a gauntlet of horrible bands – all in the pursuit of love. Meanwhile, Lloyd (Bruce McCulloch) tries to prove he’s not prejudice by inviting Belinda’s (Allie MacDonald) Pakistani boyfriend for dinner, but accidentally invites the wrong man.
Dragons’ Den, CBC
A company hopes to scare the Dragons into joining an apocalyptic deal; an entrepreneur thinks a cap in hand presentation will win the Dragons over; and a product has the Dragons debating whether or not the concept will be a write off. Plus, the Dragons blow their cork on a sour situation.
X Company, CBC – “Quislings”
The team reaches Paris, tasked with assassinating French civilians who collaborate with the Nazis. As Aurora and Neil face ghosts from their past, Tom discovers a man carrying Germany’s darkest secret.
Big Brother Canada, Global
It’s eviction night in the Big Brother Canada house. Who will be sent packing? Who will become HOH?
Hockey Wives, W Network
Tiffany escapes the LA gossip to house hunt in Vegas, as Emilie wishes to stay in one place. Meanwhile Noureen and Ryan adjust to the idea of parenting as Martine is happy to head back to work. Life’s changing fast for the wives as they manage big moves, big promotions, and bigger bellies.